A Family Tapestry

Wednesday, February 10, 2021

Twin Cousins?

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  The value to a family historian of finding a document which included not only country of birth, but city as well, cannot be understated. F...
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Tuesday, February 9, 2021

One Name, Two People

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  One of the benefits embedded in the otherwise difficult challenge of researching my godmother 's Russian heritage was a naming device ...
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Monday, February 8, 2021

A Sea-Faring Life

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  The key to unlocking the hidden story of someone's family through the generations is to remember that genealogy represents a chain of ...
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Sunday, February 7, 2021

Working With What We've Got

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  What we've "got" in our never-ending pursuit of our family's history is turning out to be far more than genealogists hav...
Saturday, February 6, 2021

The Lowly Consumer Versus High Finance

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  Sometimes, it takes the patience of a saint to be a lowly consumer. Here in the nether reaches of economic progress, we get the feeling th...
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Friday, February 5, 2021

Finding the Right City

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  Finding aids are invaluable resources for the family historian, piecing together her family's story one painstaking step at a time. So...
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Thursday, February 4, 2021

The State of Being Stateless

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  Turns out, researching my godmother Genia Melnitchenko's maternal line provides a good lesson in the necessity of grasping the history...
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Jacqi Stevens
It is my contention that, after a lifetime, one of the greatest needs people have is to be remembered. They want to know: have I made a difference? I write because I can't keep for myself the gifts others have entrusted to me. Through what I've already been given--though not forgetting those to whom I must pass this along--from family I receive my heritage; through family I leave a legacy. With family I weave a tapestry. These are my strands.
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